When you show your videos you should make sure the video is going the right way unless you are in England and driven are the right side but here in the good USA we drive on the left side the cars and trucks and semi tow trucks too
@@dinkchow You can do 73,280 on a triaxle straight job. That's the highest registered weight for a straight job in Pa. I guess it's a company from outside the state delivering here. In the eastern part of Pa we never see a six axle straight job
That's awesome Thanks
Seen it done first hand, surprised Happy wasn't more of a ham.🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
What the hell kind of beast if a machine is this ?
A cool one
@@weekendrestoration1498 first time ive ever seen anything like this in 44 years.
It looks like it's all power.
Nicely done ✅
Just a little sketchy, I was worried about the axel forks (don't know Tech Name) they are made to lift there was a lot of rotational force.
Cool. Would like to see more vids like this one.
G'day very cool video mate.
When you show your videos you should make sure the video is going the right way unless you are in England and driven are the right side but here in the good USA we drive on the left side the cars and trucks and semi tow trucks too
Its a front facing camera
Ok it a front face camera but when you film in the cab the driver should be on the left of the camera not the right
Well i wasn't driving a mail truck so I supposed id be on the correct side of the vehicular
The front bumper get bent?
Think it did a little but not too big of a deal
I thought you were in Pa. Why is someone running a 6 axle dump in Pennsylvania?
Bridge laws???? PA.sucks snot???
@@dinkchow You can do 73,280 on a triaxle straight job. That's the highest registered weight for a straight job in Pa. I guess it's a company from outside the state delivering here. In the eastern part of Pa we never see a six axle straight job
What is the product being dumped into the (sewer??) Pit ?
Its like a big water softener pit
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